I have been using Google Keep for a few years now and it's going to remain my favorite and go-to no frills note taking software. It is also absolutely free to use!

I love that Google Keep is free and can be easily integrated with other Google suite softwares. It is easy to use to take quick notes and/or to create a to-do list with dateline reminders.

For my needs, there isn't any features about Google Keep that I dislike or am missing. I decided with Google Keep after having looking into several other softwares and am currently quite satisfied with it.

I love taking notes daily. Check boxes notes and colour coding my notes were probably what I liked most about Google Keep.

Recently I have switched to samsung notes as there was an issue with using the phone keyboard in Google Keep. I did some research and found other users having this issue. The autocorrect would not work properly. Prior to that I would use Google Keep notes every day.

It was a normal experience. I tried a friend’s suggestion and did not find anything special about it

In fact, it was very ordinary and I no longer use it and did not find any interesting features in it

It is not smooth to use, I felt heavy when moving inside it, and its design and shape are not very stimulating

I can use it from anywhere and anyhow. Since it's connected to cloud, I can use it from any device and any place. We can add notes and check it whenever we want. I preferably use keep to write what I think or some ideas that spark in my mind that has to be written then and there or else I would forget about it later.

Nothing. I like how keep works and it's easy to use. There might be some new cool features can be added in future like ai bot or grammar and typo error checker.

Google Keep is first solution for personal notes

Google Keep is simple and light, I use it from long away and it's amazing.

I don't face any disadvantages or problems with Google Keep.

It is quite easy to use.

You can instantly capture the texts in a screenshot you have recorded and print them in the note section.It works in an integrated way between your computer and your phone.

If you want to categorize your notes, it does not offer many possibilities.

I use Google Keep to keep my important information which I know I would need to bring out quickly when needed.

I like it because it has labels which help me to organize my work, just as I would with folders. It is also easy to collaborate with other contacts by simply adding an email address to the note being edited. The syncing speed is also perfect.

Google keep has no option to add a checklist within a note. If I do, all the notes become a checklist. I would suggest that the checklist should not be entered as a separate entry but rather as a list within a typed note. It would be convenient that way.

It is simple and it does what it intended to do, for notes. I like the checklist where it shows a slashed text for the things that you already have done.

It is too plain looking. Putting a bit of design or feature will make this better.

Being free to use is on of the biggest pros of this app. Not only that, it's easy to use interface and customisation for notes makes it very likeable.

The app crashes a lot. Imagine a note taking app crashing on you for just creating a to-do list. This issue has been there from the start of the app and it has yet to be fixed. Other than that, I feel that app slows down your device considerably if your using it on phone.

I can not recommend Google Keep enough. We use it daily to store all types of information and it has never failed us.

Google Keep is simple making it fast to use. Sync is fast and works every time plus it work great across the entire Google workspace.

If you need a fully featured note app with every bell and whistle this might not be for you.

I couldn't go a single day without using google keep both in my business and in my private life. It makes it much easier for me to take notes and organize my ideas. On my mobile I usually use it in its transcribed audio notes function to later develop the ideas that occur to me anywhere. Is fantastic!

I think the most useful feature for me is taking audio notes from my mobile. Also the organization of all the notes by projects and colors makes it very visual.

Any improvement in the on-screen presentation would be welcome.

My overall experience with Google Keep has been really positive and would recommend it to others for quick note taking and management. There are few areas that can be improved but overall Google Keep is a really strong product.

There are many features that are great in Google Keep including multi device sync, quick add feature and the ability to add documents and files. The interface is really clean and minimal. Also, there are lot of good editing features.

I think multi user collaboration can be improved in Google Keep, it is still not usable and can be improved. Also, notes management and organisation can be improved. Features like tags and folders can be improved to improve the overall feature set.

Overall it is great at what it is designed to do, but with more features it can be better

It's mobile app is excellent. Especially with the widget on the home screen of the phone, I can easily jot down my thoughts on the go. The seamless syncing with the desktop integration is also useful. The dashboard and search are very good too.

Needs more features and tools to let us better organize notes. With too many notes, everything starts to look like a mess. So like if we can group multiple notes together then that would be great

I love the fact that I can access my notes from anywhere by logging into my gmail. Its easy to make notes which can be checked when finish. Great for supermarket, though I mainly use it to create a list of new words that I am learning with meanings which I can share with anyone at anytime.

The only con I found is that the colors available for each note is limited. I wanted each category of note to have its own color but that wasn't possible based on this limitation.

It is super fast to create a note and to have in all your devices. And it's free.

I don't like when I put a link in a note and google keep automaticaly creates a "bar" at the bottom of the note but also keeps the link in the middle of the text. I would be nice if you could select how you want you link to be displayed, like in Confluence.

Keep solves my problem of sticky notes everywhere, links saved to my desktop taking up space and forgetting where I put that ...

I started by writing a grocery list and now I use it for all kinds of portable sticky note type stuff. I save links, numbers, reminders, all kinds of stuff. I don't know what I did without it! I can set up a note, turn it into a reminder, share it, add an image. Just love it!

I use Keep with more than one Google profile. In cleaning up some confusion, I copied a note from one account to another, deleted the first one and then discovered that it deleted the one I copied. I fixed it and now I'm more careful about which account I put notes into.

I have had a lot of different note-taking apps and it seems like none of them can keep up with the constant changes. Google Keep is by far the most innovative, making it possible to sync notes across all devices seamlessly. The design is sleek and intuitive, and it's not clunky like other note-taking apps I've tried before.

Keep lacks a lot of collaboration tools.

I have been using Google Keep for a few years now and it is still the best app available right now. It's saved me so much time and it's become such a crucial part of my life. It not only helps me take notes, but also reminds me of important tasks to complete. It also syncs across all my devices which is great. It's my go-to note taking app and I always recommend it to all my friends who want an easy way to keep track of personal tasks.

The collaboration options can be improved.

One of the easiest tools I have ever used; collaboration features are superb too.

I like the fact that Google Keep can be used effectively and efficiently to take notes, record voice memos, save images and drawings, and create interactive to-do lists. All of that can be easily shared with others in order to collaborate in real-time.

Some of the more advanced features found in other note-taking apps are still missing. Also, there are some limits like the 20,000 characters per note and the 50 label limit.

It is extremely user-friendly, freely available and allows syncing with my PC/tab/other devices very easily. I simply update my to-do lists in the app on my iPhone and then freely check them multiple times a day from any device that has my Google account logged in. It cannot get better than this.

Not a big fan of the annotation/drawing tool in the app. It could be better. This is the only area where the Apple Notes beats Keep.

I love being able to create various lists (and sub-lists) within Google Keep. You can easily color code your lists to sort them by type of list or client. I also like that you can keep your checked items visible so it's possible to see not only what's left to do but also what has been done already. I also like being able to share lists or tasks with other users.

I wish it was possible to assign tasks to specific people on shared notes.

My overall experience with Google Keep was really cool and helpful. It makes me save my pen and paper also.

I am a very much old user of Google Keep. I love it very much. I can take my note instantly whenever It's needed. It has alarming feature also. I enjoy using it

I like almost every feature of Google Keep. In my use cases, i never faced any difficulty. So i will recommended it to everyone.

I like the fact that it is a fairly simple app and, most importantly, that I can access my notes also on my pc

It is a bit too simple. For day-to-day quick notes it's is enough, but for those trying to build a second brain it lacks punch

I really like Google Keep's simplicity, it helps me create tasks and notes with ease and it's simple user interface makes it easy to navigate.

Due to Google Keep very simple, it has very limited features when compared to other apps with the same agenda. It might for a power-user since it is a very simple app that gets the job done.

Never misplace your notes or forget important events ever again. Google Keep allows me to take notes, set reminders and organize my activities. It has a create checklist feature which gives the ability to tick task already completed and keep up with planned activities. My favorite feature is the location reminder where I grant GPS access to the software and it will send reminders whenever I get to the specified location. Other useful features include changing background, editing labels, inserting photos or even drawing a diagram. Awesome!

This software goes beyond just being a note taking event reminder software. I have no complains.